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' A 1 k IV ZD 1 Waterford.glut--3 Gum:burgh, I,y‘daltd, '• ' PRICE OF - S:I3.)CKS Inig DAY AT TVilki,V , ,o ° Cl.oeit. - Ka. Ann. 46' raniMuirk T E S U N. QUIS DICSKJE SALAUI4 AVOIAT ? L 0 ND 01'V, *THVIISDAY, JANUARY 12, 1809. Lietltellant CAARota.,, AidadeXamp , to-Sir • Smt-rn, has arrived with' Dispatches from Rio , iero, which he left the, b6ginning of November. it appears, by the accetint of Captain Smtru, :th Sir StvNEy had sent - to 'Buenos Ayres), at the 'French Dispatches, sent ont from Elio oArre attd Joscrn, in May last, had been :crct.pted, and the French Officer put in confine- Great tubscriptiona were making at Buenos Ayres Sputisti CAM., SUM EY had oifered )I,:onvey'lllern to Spain. A report was circulated yesterday evening that ►ispatcLtcs bad been received from Sir,Tottu IVlootte, tin that an :talon had taken place between his ~..gilard and the advanced gnard of the Enemy, our Troops were completely successful. 2lowever, we found t bat no Messenger td arrived, but It js by no means improbable that vart i, i i ,th t i on 1 1 65, and if we have. 4y thing approaching to ; t it , eUitibers, e 'shall' nut entertain aripit t ipproi..;m4;er),.for the; . .;:Cr it is with the utmost regret that we find, ;pen .veral of the private letters received from Spain, lat sinne at theif principal Leaders are suspetaed of -eacliery, end it is even said that one of their Gene sis (Morten} has jeiried tli'e enemy. "The other Of-, icerswho,e conduct is S to ham ei4Citefl s tittSpiCioll, re Generals CA rravoi and .40143, the irprttler of, vhom, intderstand;• is etistodi. , lo the pr 6, lot ,situation of Spain it iSty,iiural,'and it is neces ai'y, that the" l' i ttriets shourd watch the con s tluet f their Leaclera with a consirlerable degree of cau-. ion ; but, on the other hiand; they ought not light-. y to give credit 'to accusations agtiinSt these whom hey have 'invested with CoMmatid. 1f they do, they viii put it in the. ,power of the tnemy to deprive , h e m cif thojierviees 4)f their mod able and patriotic :;iliets, by merely circulating a reforrot their tree; ,hery. The suspicions against Genera CksTADtes, iuwaver, have a strenger foundation than inere,re-' tort. Don. itrA,l O'NEAL, vvtio 'commanded one if the divisions of . the Spaiiish Artily tit the 3attle of Tudela, -in a „ Letter to Dun Josram rIALAtox; in which he gives an account of the little, Censures, in veyy unequivocal language, he condat of the Commander in Chief. He logs not, indeed,, in specifi , .!' terms, accase bin) )1 treachery, but his st,tteili , ?in 'is 's.l strong, tfibt - it rill only a,imit of one or other 'ol, these inferences, tither that CA al ANos betrayed tihs cause hr had un lvrtakch to stallion, or that heilhits'Oatlig Met:Unix:. eta to the command of the Army. The Duke of. ,NVANTADO Wili , laten appointed to the command of he :Army of the ecntri. in the room of General ::OTANCIS. • 4 .i . ttterday Abnor le O'clock; their NIAII:STIES ;Ind PrAt.N.c,;,;).3 n't 01 , 1 (.I..it.ktir 4 -11)inaee, from 11(144)ri I.OOIV Whi();1 lies . lki:s t,t yoht cutl'i.. ! ,llt,AßD,'''Stifilstx, and walred - nOir 'their I.l?L'aviallEs uud itiNetwii , :n to ply thOr.reqiii, • fier NlAJgary and . PrinEkit'Attcos•rri honoured. rm.dy CliAtmorrr. vitictt with it visit, at3pgt Ito •.'elioCki at her Lady s.liipiri••opal gihents ill St; At two osclr e .elt hiil\lalziTy held a' 'lli ate I 4 evee . bid) ^ vas attended by The hrot Lord or Ow 'fro/4417, the three Secretaries of C10Ant.4,•11;, , r 1 6 .x.k..“.:(p1er t th Firt Lord of the S.F.v4l.vr of tht klt,u.ei 1 Cortimoos, the N,410tr054., ttru Litrl of L 1 mouth, 1.44 ts Heath. (Gola AticA) AtiOterbt. (in tre4iting) Sir 1. TrowbridAe. 0:1 , 1' , ;410 1:; rAito,„ Dindtwaser, Captakris eli:i!tqloro 4110 C Mr. tvatilkii4t, ke:. • The following had t 1 t liou r our of being presetavd n Itiat IIA.3I4tTY T.Le E a rl c i f Plynitnyho prigaiticr,Cenor4 tiountotso, upon tiffs tn.irrl44;e. 14,,v,idier-Geuerat Erhklnt.t, upon lii:t pruntotitm. (;•uf h, It. N. upou lit prouunton. biLlmruo, ullquilia proo l oOrm, Tiw F3tl nt I,lvvrp(o , l, upun r„; ! its tit l e . 1 iii/1114s 1:114 talc*, 1.114 , irt to title, Alid re. tura 1r ern Iri4lla. ......., Colerei DittN4tWATER 110 bt , hv t v 1114 MA3I3I , TY t 12)Z,!ith Report of tLu air;;Tnit4ioiteri;ol kr is !,1., , ,,i1 ; ;3Ty held Cotifteil, '4104 gave au dreii4.;.t,!, to thu Doke of Other Ca. Mioisteri ; nisi, to NTl'.l . t...liqt`itlay: the J u dg e - Alrocare, wht laid before 1)13 NIAlf:»Ty thepl f ;icc,vti. iti t yt t i of a9tric c.ntyrtfulYiai tial. tiklit o'clock 114,01;sTlat, Mild bale& party' t 9 soa atyl card 4.— Fh:411.1. tire es‘pes9e4 to retroio town tilt alto!' Ole celeig,ttiott ulth9 day. 'l34e "lons Capt. lAryNnttiA, who brought the diiihkivtleo from Sir Jou N 144,Iimir,viippjeteci-tt) bold leittlincis to profit4,l l jp,4l)#,cciinit of Spain, Cortiniva will tuoLt tictiti tmtiou. It my be sail of nOOa4I'ARTE, as his tyrannical" predecessor . Richard says of himself in the' Play, that he has 44 set his life upon a Cast," fsr all -his fortunes seem to, depend.on the fate of his, WTI; in Spain. Some of his officers, much yin. they are un der the terror of his influence, have expressed an apprehension that liii; ambition will• be. the ruin of thern;and hence if there should - be an adverse turn in his fOrtune, they would probably attempt to precipi tate his fall in order to secure themselyes.;As to his , . upstart family, all their power would Mmble, at once to'the ground, in that case, and happy . would they be if they were not viainas,to that indignation which the Tyrant has excited alt over the. world, France not excepted, since her population has been drained to fight the battles of his ambition, pride, 1 : vanity, and since she is new compelled to seed the flower of her youth to butcher art independent peo ple into slavery.. It is impossible to suppose Such.l3 state of things can last much longer, or that one man can be permitted to outrage all the ties of-humani ty, and treat mankind as if they were made ter his insolent sport as well as to promote his power. The Tyrant has grown so wanton with success, that he seems to think he has 'chained fortune to his car, and may do as he pleases, without any fear of a reverse in his affairs; but there must be, a point'in human sufferance, beyond which destruCtion impends ; and he has been the source also much -natioual aud pri vate misery in other States, that every heart is against him, and some determined hand ,may be ex peeled to put a stop to his *wicked and•calamitous career. It is not in hUman natere, weishould con ceive, to bear much longer the insolence, the arro gance, the tetal contempt of every thing like justice and right, that so shockingly mark his charaCtet and conduit, particularly as h not any one virtue which should operate as a restraint upon that Uni r . versal t4irst of vengeance which his enormous and nutal4erleas iniquities have excited. * , , :' INDIA Housg.—iesterday a Court of Dire tors was held, when the fullowing Commanders wok leave of the Corzi, previous to &parting for their real Give destinations, viz. Captain W, P. Di.Esterro, of the United Kingdotti, and Captain W, Hamilton, of the. Lady Castlereagh, tor Sr.. Belem and Bengal. • Captink E. C: Orallord, of the Lora Ditocan, anti Captain J.. C r (we, i , of the Haring, Tor Niacit.is th:ogal. , The under-mentioned Captains were sworn into the Command of their respective ships, , Captain Dalrymple, of the Nlargois of Ely, owl Cap tain I. !lay, of the Coutts, for China ihr2ct. CANA') C. Le Mane, of the Islarg , os of Welleiky, for Ceylon end Nent;al. ~ The Court adjourned it six o'clock till to•ntorrow. The outward-bound Meet will he finally ttio Slttorility next, and is max• petted: to 6311, :,hooki the Win i peirrat On this week. Seven tliotband,men are said ti have been lost by the French in obtaining po,ses,ion of Madrl , l, with . the plunder of which city they atiftfrwards dispatched more than a thousand cart. to France; nor'having spared the houses 'of thei Grandees and Merchants. lioNAvmtry. has, besides this punter, secured and bent from Madrid to. Frrince several Crandees strd General Orikers, whose virtues were most obnikions hatred or stivicion. Amotig. the (*miler are, Signors 5A30710, TM{TAISIALA, and • Moss, Finn Counsellor of State. It is said that pillinifters have it in contemplation tp i m p ose a d u ly 0131. per too on all ueutrili con veying the ptodnee of the Oki World to America, should the Americans carry their projected non-in tgrepurse incosule hr (.) efroct. The PRINCESS Of WALP.i grAitied a private party . or her friend's an Twelfth NiOt. Willi 3 itMiiicial en tertain-igen", which was highly adurcd. The ta lent; of Madarne Tuttonvuot.Tran the Harp, and MILES on the Piano Porte,were'partictilarly diitingtiisbed. Tnesdiiy arrived in the /4/e/mmont Frie,ate . a Colonel of the Spanish army.. One' ut' the chicf nhielit Of ilk Voyage to, gilt/414nd rY tO pUrtillivie (it:1;1[110y of sakidles for eavaity. There are in', Spain about 40,000 horses fa - tnr toilitary service; , T1e3 . 411e/pomene, tin Itre passge Brim Cathy, cap tured the French Corvette dmeliq, which was trY jug to notice any port in France, with dlspatehei front Vtc'foa. Hupins, which were preAeryed, and sent to Government, , . Saturday arrived in Leith Roads the croi; (Me; 20 gun ;Ind Vesuvius Bomb, front Qoitenburgli also the ~1/0/447 Gun-brig from I:cruite. The cqpy-right of the new Comedy of ;V a n an.! Ik'ife has boeir ptzrchased by Sir ilicun Itt) Filt4LlVa, :it the Trice, of 3001.. This is an mil:midi-. Miry price fora work of that nature, even atimittlng its intrinsic merit. On Mon.lay evening, between five and six wo oc k, ;II Mr. Messner, of New Broad street, was, return Mg; to his country boast!, at 11 - ansit.:ad, Essyx, in a, landatilet, accompanied by his Lady, they were , slopped by two highWayMen, I)Qt weet) Laytonstotie and 's/Yanstead, Who cane full hpeed up to the car riage, awl, 'preseriting pistok.ordered the coachman to stop, threatening instantly to Thooi him it he did not one of the robber , ' then went to,tht? side of the carriage where Mrs.M. at, and, before she could Jet der yd the glass, dashed the muzzle of 114 pistol thronshlt, aod . the, utlu mein ha% itt - g this time tom o up, they with the rnotit hvrrid imprecAtiotis and threats demanded L lier money, They' took 6e 'twveit two and three Pt, unds 'and from Mr. M. a five , lntand hank -note, and a gOld wet*, chain, &c. then turned heir horqes, and wetOotir towards London. NI i4nmecliitt.cly on hi;` a't•t i y,tl stead, cliwatilithl his footman, on horsebark, after the,tohhers, Nyho, meeting i Wo gentielnee its n sin gle-horse chaisq, itifislirOd if they ihid_uc„n such men, and was informed th , :y had just befit rousted hy theth. .The footman traced them to town, sty she woy o f Mae End, utrough which turnpike, they had passed, full spied, withQut King PL 4 iIV/OUTA, ...JAN: 1 0,-"AffiVecl the. g,ibrsektc,A; 4 Brave' and Loyal PO rtu gtise ! !—The PO vons, from the Channel Fleet, in 'rorb3)froui , op ,r4iYfi n y r tine s tt d that, requires all y our b es t energ i es to. sop:. the S , sedish Ship Thetis, LONGA Ek; r!!,?/0 Lthe gauntlet you have gallantly thrown before:. 'Oppressor ofEuroPe—fortitude and_ cottrage, hohci, with tar for this Port also the British taken by a French Privateer of 18 guns, "he an:t re-taken by the Amazon Fiigate. • I mat with yonrselyes —success mud vielory belong to the Almighty Dispo!,er of events tt f riled N AVAL N diDDitESS it) 1113 PEOPLE „ •i yet, we, oun hope in the justioe and `sarietitfol your holy,caose Poarst+l 0 II ~1A N. 1 1.--Arrived the Lady H ood, (the glortous 'muse of Liberty and Freie6m) cannot: I7LANNAGEN, frOill London, b..)ond to :St. Christe pher's ;' Jupiter, GRANT,, from Penzance; but beyotirs ••• -. MUST, Friends . Endeavour, STONE', ' Gene, °° The ..hitherto fortunate- Fret cli General, the trcs , l4 r o t i ' - d l i p riliclietivti-and presuming Corsican' Ususper; has not, from Fovvey, ; Three Brothers, - WascOTT,' flits' ''r. l ?ssured, ,en idle d ur i ng t he f ew rri C nt l is t h e lives; Edaiard, Lt.TDD, from Lime; Kitty, itisisarr, trout Dengarven 3. Providence, WHITE, froilltaintill air laf. liberty has been, pet - Mined to pervade yGur Hopewell' coultithr: he will throw, /licatheiv, CEUINL AR, trOlll- rOghall ; or attempt , to thrtrw from Water cord ;,and . the Providence;' jat 4ii_ st g you, his myriads of locusts, aCcustomed tR froi» Wales, for,Gucrosey. 'blood and massacre; remorseless wretches;: . .with symbols of plunder, pillage, kit, and rapine, for . their banners ; but the page of history . has yet to record the subjugatinn, of two nations, closely allied, , like Spain and Portugal ;—brave by nature, loyal. , from principle ;--driven to arms and resistance by rank oppreitsbn, goaded by insult, and invaded by treachery.—.—No !. such a phalanx is irresistible; if - thenoble and manly' spirit, so wisely begin] . and hithertoiO-fortunately prosecuted, is but persevered in.—Let no' false reports appal, or gaudy proffers allure--Let all be a6tivity, loyalty ; heroism, and glory ; every' individual must. assist for the salve. tion of his Country : those unable to fight should contribute ; if unequal to either, then unceasing. lilenplore from the God of Battles, protalion and bi!f: • Iprias t perity to the united arms of Portugal, Spain, lead) England must be unanimous; for if dig:* lad . &ion or distrust is once admitted, there will the crafty enemy grasp and cling, with his accustomed Contumacy; there will he fasten_ - his proudest . thought . of viEtory, and ,crush in, your defeat the rising hopes of .millions. Na art has been left untried, or opportunity omitted, to wean your ardent and heartfelt gratitude nom . Engtandour generous, true, and real. friend !audally. What is stiled the Convention - of Portugal, rlittrbeen condemned in' terras illiberal and 04 ; However that "measure may, upon investi • tiation, turn out either as a triumph of French f:neise over British'huManity, or otherwise, goner—has been concluded, • and cannot be recalled in Id, should be no. longer, -rememOered, but the recolledionburied In multiplied manly energies, and increased effedlive exertions of soul, wind, and body, to preserve the air of liberty acrd loyalty, now vert' hafting the , plaint; of tu‘it3n . ii, t Went out of iLirbour Majesty's. Ship Boa- diced. LmouTn,JAN.g.—Arrived the Spanish Schooner N. 5. Ile la Vegonia; Captat3 BIuADA, train Gijon, in six days; with a cargo of nuts, 8t.e..10r .Bristol. The captain reports, that the British'atid .Spanish Armies, in conjunation, were mating the 'French. This was generally believed ;at Gijon, when he sailed. Arrived the Brig Maito, Cart. PraNr, from St. Croix;-id London, with the 1039 of sails, Sze. She patted from the Fleet on the 6th itist Al3ti arrived his Majesty's Ships ilaive, ilmazon, Rolla, and Serpent, from a criiize. • Sai4.(l his, Majesty's Bomb - Gluckstudi, for mouth. The 'Snake Packet, which sailed froniAtereiovvi the Ist lust,' for America, has returned riJr.ltp T./Ut with three feet water in her hold. duoay DAL, JAN. 11.—Arrived and sailed for the River the C7io, LAIINIAN, from St. Kitt's; and the Pelican, BELL, fioin Berbice. SIIIIEIINESS, JAN. 10.—Artived the. Deptford Tender, 4ieut, ANTnist, with volunteers anttlitill pressed men for the Fleet, and Danish priststlets. Several Ships have pasied up the River„ in tow by Sloops, with die loss of their masts in ;the late, . . I' Bkat,thons, Nov._ 12,--It 'appears by • subse quent information to that in our last, sta.ing the caps tore of a French Brig of War, that it was his Ma jdsty's ship Jason, and not the Circe, wliklt was seen towhig the prize into Dominica. The enemy's , ' vessel is said to mount id guns, and it would seem had given some ditticnity at the capture, as, when seen in tow, hot. 1 9 ainiop.itnut• Wail vine. nod she I Wet 4 under a jury hae.top ; Ilia 6 4;5 44 uh t ,l satiS :Abu much damaged., ' • . . , , , -: ' Besides thii %essol, another of the eti l emy'Sbrigs has been 'captured, which with several others laid ' I recently -sailed from the French Islands for France.' Ot these, "he Brigs liEipoir and impei-atrice, and Schooner Jenne 'Melte, were oil St. Martin's on, the 30 h oh. OAI their. twat:ward-bound ,passage . . from G..;:t.lalo;:pe, when tilt, Schonntr, John Bark, ' a Small l'iav;neer of Antigua, tell in with thetn,, 4ivct wade nitiosi. ikkilifot,4ol) upon )4' gipair, Liod.:Ciip4 her. by boardiug in the face of her cornpavfo44 voyage. This vessel Mounted eigiit gq ki ed,i f , 4t. ;nen, and the . privateer only. one gurt,. 1410 ~ io . • men, with which she carrie',l her prize.saTe l igt , 7 tigua. The force of the enemy's other bri , lyli t .1 , tuff .) . II . guns and zit) inch); and tliiii of the schootter sti . t,4), $ I and 20 Men, all laden 'with Colonial prodtice, and inoreintont each 0' his own satety than on ntutual slipport in the 1164 of danger, as neither of thern otfered the 'east :assistance to their fellow-traveller, whose voyage issti coinplei.ity frUsirated. Aecenuts to the Gill in:.t. trout 0' Martinique ' mention that Island. to ),.' then under the . hi c , e lc a d e of -I hat sail of Men w Wm. , incLiding live sail hifAe'•; Line. , . . :,0.4,11,14--/ " Be the ever-united trio 1-4-''POrtugai, Spoilt; and England,' the motto upon yotir banners, p,riandil and vietvriously-waving Death or' Preedom.'.. — ThP cOIIO, people . Of Portugal, 'tis, , ,var"; open, avowed war . , new surrounds you.. No bribe Will spoth,,tlo . negotiation stop, the rapacious marauders. YOLK annihilation or glory, As 'a nation, is involved.in'the :itr i esent strutgle. •Delay not, therefore, a inotneilt . !tpmlly round your ,Joyal standards; you tif ) t font -tor leaders; Generals will from the ranks rtaiteroes fill ; the paths of Valour are Oion to you, ; , s tpvards will be proportioned to your prOwess, , north to south noble exttinples of heroism have 0 4 •readybeen 'set ; resistance to unjust, oppression is the watch-word, nod the cry . for vengeance is.arlia . every, where. Your children's children will hand occasion to bless your memory, and posterity bewail that they bad no share of the glory in obtaining ti4t freedom you leave thern." . ri 123 d Pecetnter, 1808. • -•.1 Front tett to twelve sail of Men of Waf f ,wero i also: employed in the blockade or . GoadalOnpel and bntb Wands were again reduced to Cettsiderable di,tresi the Want; of salted provialun , J,, flour, and tobAcco,.wlitch hear a most exorbitant deinan:.l. The Pompth ttax ,sailed • this day train hence to' . • join in:: mot:Radii% squadrons. A:Gentleman lat ly arriv e d from Russia, give; r c -tridst deplorable account of that country, '-n ° people groan untler most abjed slavery." Ther 6 . is a most positive. Edict against any petiOn mentioa ing the condud of their Government. If two Per' sons are seen in serious conversation, they are si:L 3- peeled of talking politics', and seldom arr‘tst' ,However,, It it generally undcrsteod that the Etnlio . rur ALEXANDER gave 'II I'S promise to BuoxiipAttilt at Worth, to watch the, motions of Au.tria, NCIIIIO he went into Spain, and' it aepert.:vived any thing hostile- to to ,ID‘trei) rf far ;o anny iota lien • territories. The people are Itiut:ll ‘ii , §nii•ifiLn.."., I hose. ..its mercantile situations particularly. .ware - houses are toll of property, in a lititto .of deenyt particularly tallow ; and it is a cotuMon saying . amongst the lower order'of the pt:11)1 that it will l„ frnd its way to England, in spite of Gov ernm ea:, as it turns into maggots, and they are thrown into • I 'the sea. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. T o th e sloci.. ) Wo Salvage' fur the Re-caplure of the Ann, tout Butt - My-money Wr the Capture ot the Spanish Pr.. vatecr Vcagatt;akt, on toe 14th at tip. it, Ce,:.l.street, Str;mdw d an atter wants 'at toe same piaee. • TO the Itoeuuck„ , for the Capture :Of the Prussian Ship Anna Snphia, on hoard ;At Yartnotith, on the 13th inst. and every 'intraday and . Friday utter Per Owe months,-at -No. .2, • Leadenhall.streer. • To tile /!rincesb, fur .the.doentiuti of the Prussian 31titi CuilllllCMC', at No tt, Ceol.:stre,:t, S tratict, on the 14th inst. and afterwards at the same place. the'Sytnile, tor the t.:aptore of the French Corvette L'Epiegte, on • board at Plymouth, tit the t.pit inst. and ' aficrwards at No It. Cet;il-strut, .Strand. To the Fox, hired armed Cutter, for the Capture of the Demerary Packet (irt'compauy %kith the Isis) on the lath ins'', At No: 23, Norti , lk%str...et, Strand; and on.*vcry Tues.. 1 ' day and V r.day for three years at the 5.1111.:p1.4e. t The Ship Pally, . of New York, p asse d D ov er co t liVihniday, from Rochefort, in ballast, hating . rs aped tnenee twenty days ago. The Captain is' ;Awed the boatmen, that ..hearing that he and NI would be taken out and imprisoned, he cut-his o timble, and got .safe out, about se, en o clock at bight, I .svith the Custom-Pomo Officers on board , who'll° charge of .her..' The french Officers say, that dor must_ never:go ba . ik, as they, will certainly be 44 01 ' There are a great nuMber of 4iiierican Ships in Rochefort, which the 'French arc distnantling, an d Making prisoners of the cre.ies. The French General LEnsvits: left Plymouth on Sunday tor Reading, where-ne is to remain pawnor on parole. He is about 35 years old, and was too 4 t_ splendidly dressed. He wore ti.e Star Of the Legion Nth _.Honour. `fire. • •" 'or Barton arrived t.iverpool on Moikcraz Barbadoes ; sailed the 1.3 i h November. tliNtko ey : Urc W:18 very closely blockaded by Admirtil with five sail ot the line and 14 higatesii 4 9 74 i ii eb ~Plimpile man ot war wrist( (win t day,- tai join the Admiral. , .Guadal.)rq,e . IfS AI oh: - very strict blockade.. ;.• Inconsequence of the return of Cipt. Sir Tue. YVILLIAI6-4() I'4E4 : gland, !he following . novo ts 4141 been made by Sit AIX Xi. X D tA,COC il KAN X •of thellara4,.,poSied to the , Julie; Capt. C.M Ettot•l; of the AMittes, to the Ha zard ;Chpt. Piwro, of •the Dart, th the./ rietuicl ; Lieu!. SLOAN, of the Neptune; tu4deCeturnauiAWrr.'44. the Dart.- • Govertinlent- Life. Ann nit doe - Illibkivisifttil are now ',avg.' • tbtd t bbiT GZORGE SNIITII is gone on . a Mission of littitille.e to Cadiz.